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Average cost of car insurance in Kansas for 2024

Updated Nov 13, 2024
According to our analysis of average premiums, full coverage car insurance in Kansas costs $2,552 per year, with minimum coverage coming in at $625.
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How much is car insurance in Kansas? 

When exploring car insurance options in Kansas, it's helpful to compare your rates with the state average. Kansas car insurance rates are generally more affordable than the national average. The state's average annual premium is approximately $625 for minimum coverage and $2,552 for full coverage. In contrast, the U.S. averages are around $678 and $2,458 respectively.

Although Bankrate found Kansas to be the sixth-worst state for tornadoes, the lower rates Kansas drivers experience could be influenced by its less dense population, which potentially leads to fewer road accidents and insurance claims.

Key takeaways

  • The average cost of car insurance in Kansas per month is $52 for minimum coverage, while full coverage is an average of $213 a month.
  • Kansas' average full coverage premium is about 4 percent more than the national average rate. Minimum coverage in Kansas fares even better, at 8 percent less than the national average.
  • Kansas City has the most expensive average car insurance rates of all the cities we analyzed, with an average annual full coverage rate of $2,882. A minimum coverage policy here averages $755 per year.
  • Kansas drivers convicted of a DUI pay 69 percent more on average for full coverage car insurance than a driver with a clean record.

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Kansas car insurance rates by city

The average car insurance cost in Kansas may depend on where you live. Car insurance companies in Kansas can use your ZIP code as a rating factor when determining your premium, meaning average rates may vary from city to city. Generally, rates are higher in urban areas because of the higher risk associated with driving on congested roads. However, your ZIP code is only one of many car insurance rating factors. As such, you could be paying more or less than the averages shown in the cities below:

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Average car insurance costs by age and gender in Kansas

A few states have passed regulations forbidding insurance companies from using your age or gender in their underwriting algorithms, but not Kansas. Generally, the younger you are, the higher your car insurance premium. Additionally, men typically pay more for car insurance than women. However, the premium gap between genders tends to narrow the older you get, and you might notice an uptick in rates after you turn 70 when age-related diseases could put you at higher risk of an accident.

Age 16*
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$5,412
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$1,539
Age 18
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$7,398
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$2,095
Age 20
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$5,632
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$1,404
Age 25
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$3,267
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$765
Age 30
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$2,800
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$643
Age 40
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$2,582
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$611
Age 50
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$2,332
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$564
Age 60
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$2,203
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$558
Age 70
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$2,306
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$634
Age 40
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$2,582
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$611
Age 50
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$2,332
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$564
Age 60
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$2,203
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$558
Age 70
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$2,306
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$634
*16-year-old calculated on parents' policy with discounts applied; 18- and 20-year-old are renters on their own policies with no discounts applied
Age 16*
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$4,918
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$1,485
Age 18
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$6,770
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$1,948
Age 20
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$4,917
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$1,327
Age 25
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$3,038
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$765
Age 30
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$2,705
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$666
Age 40
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$2,523
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$639
Age 50
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$2,199
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$585
Age 60
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$2,159
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$568
Age 70
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$2,257
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$631
Age 40
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$2,523
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$639
Age 50
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$2,199
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$585
Age 60
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$2,159
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$568
Age 70
Average annual full coverage premium in KS
$2,257
Average minimum coverage premium in KS
$631
*16-year-old calculated on parents' policy with discounts applied; 18- and 20-year-old are renters on their own policies with no discounts applied
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Bankrate’s take: Rates for male drivers tend to be slightly higher than for female drivers because statistics show that men are more likely to be involved in accidents than women while behind the wheel. Male drivers also are more likely to engage in risky practices such as driving while impaired and not using seat belts, according to data from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. The difference in premium rates narrows as drivers age, and is minimal for older drivers.

Cost considerations for young drivers in Kansas

Statistics show that teens get into nearly four times as many car accidents as any other age group. Due to their propensity for risk-taking, teens and young adults pay some of the most expensive car insurance rates. However, these drivers could save significant money by being listed on their parents’ policy rather than taking out one of their own. Not all young drivers will qualify for this, though, so for more information, parents may want to contact their agent.

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Age 16*
Avg. annual premium for drivers in KS
$5,165
Age 17
Avg. annual premium for drivers in KS
$4,779
Age 18
Avg. annual premium for drivers in KS
$4,381
Age 19
Avg. annual premium for drivers in KS
$3,973
Age 20
Avg. annual premium for drivers in KS
$3,776
*16-year-old calculated on parents' policy with discounts applied; 18- and 20-year-old are renters on their own policies with no discounts applied
Age 18
Avg. annual premium for drivers in KS
$7,084
Age 19
Avg. annual premium for drivers in KS
$5,765
Age 20
Avg. annual premium for drivers in KS
$5,274
*16-year-old calculated on parents' policy with discounts applied; 18- and 20-year-old are renters on their own policies with no discounts applied
Age Avg. annual premium difference for drivers on their own policy
Age 18 62 percent more
Age 19 45 percent more
Age 20 40 percent more

* 18- and 20-year-old are renters on their own policies with no discounts applied

How does driving record impact the cost of car insurance in Kansas?

In determining how much is car insurance in Kansas, risk factors play a significant role. A driver with no infractions typically enjoys lower rates, reflecting a lower risk profile. Conversely, a driver with infractions like speeding tickets is seen as a higher risk, potentially leading to increased premiums. The impact is even more pronounced for serious offenses such as DUIs. For example, in Kansas, a driver with a single DUI conviction could see their rates surge by an average of 69 percent more compared to someone with a clean driving record.

The table below shows the average increase that drivers can expect to pay after they have been convicted of a driving offense.

Clean driving record
Avg. annual premium* in KS
$2,552
Percentage increase from KS avg. annual premium*
0%
Avg. annual premium* in KS
$3,040
Percentage increase from KS avg. annual premium*
19%
Avg. annual premium* in KS
$3,432
Percentage increase from KS avg. annual premium*
34%
Avg. annual premium* in KS
$4,313
Percentage increase from KS avg. annual premium*
69%
*The rates reflected are for full coverage policies.

Car insurance rates in Kansas by credit score

Kansas allows car insurance companies to use your credit-based insurance score as a rating factor. Statistically speaking, drivers with lower credit scores tend to file more claims. To offset this risk, car insurance companies typically charge this segment of drivers higher rates. If you compare the average full coverage premium in Kansas for a driver convicted of a DUI with the average rate for a driver with a poor credit score, you’ll notice that the rates are very close to the same.

This table shows clearly how rates increase as a driver's credit score decreases.

Avg. annual premium* in KS
$5,411
Percentage difference from KS avg. annual premium*
112%
Average
Avg. annual premium* in KS
$2,824
Percentage difference from KS avg. annual premium*
11%
Avg. annual premium* in KS
$2,552
Percentage difference from KS avg. annual premium*
0%
Excellent
Avg. annual premium* in KS
$2,087
Percentage difference from KS avg. annual premium*
-18%
*Rates reflect full coverage policies.

Kansas car insurance rates by vehicle type

The type of vehicle you drive also has a hand in how much you pay for coverage. Sports cars, luxury vehicles and large trucks usually cost the most to insure. However, there are always exceptions to the rule. For instance, Kia and Hyundai owners might find an upcoming increase in their car insurance premiums not because their vehicles are especially fast or exotic but because they may be easily stolen. Below, we’ve listed some common vehicles to help provide a baseline if you’re shopping for new insurance. If you are in the market for a new car, you may find it helpful to quote each make and model you’re considering to get a better idea of your insurance costs.

Avg. annual premium* in KS
$2,552
Avg. annual premium* in KS
$2,479
Avg. annual premium* in KS
$2,274
BMW 330i
Avg. annual premium* in KS
$3,164
Toyota Prius
Avg. annual premium* in KS
$2,734
*Rates reflect full coverage policies.

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How to save on car insurance in Kansas

Although many drivers might find car insurance rates in Kansas cheaper than average, you could save a little more by executing some of the following strategies:

  • Take advantage of discounts: Maximize your savings by exploring common discounts offered by most carriers, such as vehicle safety, bundling, paperless billing and paying premiums in full. Regularly review and update your policy, especially at renewal, to ensure you're taking advantage of all eligible discounts and any new ones that may become available.
  • Practice safe driving habits: Auto insurers typically award safe drivers the lowest base premiums, and you might get a safe driver discount, too. Safe drivers may also want to consider signing up for a telematics program, which might save a hefty amount if you prove yourself to be a safe and careful driver.
  • Work on your credit score: Car insurance rates in Kansas can depend on your credit score, and in this state, drivers with poor credit typically pay 66 percent more on average than drivers with good credit. Improving your credit score isn’t something that happens overnight, but taking small steps to achieve this goal can make an incredible impact on your car insurance bill.

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Bankrate utilizes Quadrant Information Services to analyze November 2024 rates for all ZIP codes and carriers in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. Rates are weighted based on the population density in each geographic region. Quoted rates for our base profile are based on the following characteristics and coverage levels:

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Bodily injury liability

$100,000 per person
$300,000 per accident

Property damage liability

$50,000 per accident

Personal injury protection

$100,000 per accident

Uninsured motorist bodily injury

$100,000 per person
$300,000 per accident

Collision deductible

$500

Comprehensive deductible

$500

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